INL Resilience Optimization Center
A National Center for Advancing Systems Resilience and Risk Management
Be Resilient Against
Idaho National Laboratory’s Resilience Optimization Center (IROC) tackles infrastructure resilience challenges through applying laboratory-wide capabilities and expertise.
- Full Scale Infrastructure Testing
- Intelligent Instrumentation and Control
- Emergency Planning and Response
- Cyber Systems Analysis
- Vulnerability and Risk Analysis
- Integrated Energy Solutions
- Modeling and Simulation
- Visualization and Scientific Computing
What Are Your Options, and At What Cost?
Work with us to identify your options before you incur costly damage. We prepare government and private industry assets to be more resistant to disruption and to be faster, less expensive, and more informed. We will help:
- Rapidly assess if you have resilience gaps
- Define how your current resilience posture affects your operational success
- Map and validate your system interdependencies
- Explore your options for mitigation
- Leverage existing best practices from public and private entities
Disaster declarations between 1995-2004 ¹
Disaster declarations are on the rise.
Disaster declarations between 2005- 2014
Billion dollars in FEMA assistance 1995 -2004
Disaster funding has nearly tripled over the past 19 years.²
Billion dollars in FEMA assistance 2005 - 2014
Estimated Cost of Cyberattacks on Organizations Globally³
Billion dollars annually
Cyber breaches caused by preventable employee error or sabotage in public and private sectors⁴
%
Organizations with business continuity, cyber security, and physical security plans⁵
%
American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) rated US Infrastructure a D+ in 2017⁶
Who we help
Homeland Security
Commercial
Defense
Transportation
Utilities
Agriculture
Health Care
Government
Water
Chemical
Emergency Services
Communities
Telecommunications
Financial
Nonprofit
Manufacturing
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Citations
5. Ronald E. Fisher, Michael Norman, and Mary Klett, “Enhancing Infrastructure Resilience Through Business Continuity Planning”, Journal of Business Continuity & Emergency Planning, Henry Steward Publications, Vol. 11, No. 2, , Winter 2017/18.